Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Dot Hill Systems Corp is a major manufacture of computer Storage area network arrays. Providing hardware and software products for small and large computer data storage systems. Dot Hill was started in 1997 in Carlsbad, California. In 2004 Dot Hill acquired Chaparral Network Storage in Longmont, Colorado. Chaparral Network Storage was started in 2000 and also manufactured storage systems. In 2010 Dot Hill start moving almost all Carlsbad operations to Longmont. Dot Hill is on the NASDAQ as HILL.Dot Hill products have interfaces systems supporting: Fibre Channel (FC), Internet small computer systems interface (iSCSI), and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS). Products having standard hard drives and Solid-state drives (SSD). Dot supports a large range of enterprise class RAID software. Storage management applications run on Windows, Linux (RHEL)-(SUSE), Apple snow leopard, Oracle's Solaris, XenServer and VMware ESX servers. With host interfaces to: SSD, SAS and SATA drive technologies."@en }
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- Dot_Hill_Systems abstract "Dot Hill Systems Corp is a major manufacture of computer Storage area network arrays. Providing hardware and software products for small and large computer data storage systems. Dot Hill was started in 1997 in Carlsbad, California. In 2004 Dot Hill acquired Chaparral Network Storage in Longmont, Colorado. Chaparral Network Storage was started in 2000 and also manufactured storage systems. In 2010 Dot Hill start moving almost all Carlsbad operations to Longmont. Dot Hill is on the NASDAQ as HILL.Dot Hill products have interfaces systems supporting: Fibre Channel (FC), Internet small computer systems interface (iSCSI), and Serial Attached SCSI (SAS). Products having standard hard drives and Solid-state drives (SSD). Dot supports a large range of enterprise class RAID software. Storage management applications run on Windows, Linux (RHEL)-(SUSE), Apple snow leopard, Oracle's Solaris, XenServer and VMware ESX servers. With host interfaces to: SSD, SAS and SATA drive technologies.".